In the evening, Wang Si and his brothers ate the cans of the Japanese seized, and then received the seized Japanese equipment from Cui Yaolin, and began to deploy troops and arrange firepower points for Jiangxin Island.

The two mortars were handed over to Ma Sanpao and Chu Huaichen respectively, and two brothers were sent to be their deputy, just in the middle of the island, where the reeds grew the most luxuriantly as artillery positions.

This place is convenient for artillery hiding. When the large army attacks, the Japanese planes are likely to participate in supporting the Jiang defense battle. The artillery exposed outside is undoubtedly a target for the opponent to strike. Therefore, Wang Si left a most hidden position to the artillery of the commando.

A platoon-structured machine gun position of Battalion Commander Yang deployed two captured light machine guns at the closest position to the Guizi Jiangjiang defense position in Jiangxin Island, as well as the equipment they carried themselves, Czech light machine guns, which together had eight light machine guns.

There was a Type 92 heavy machine gun, which was placed in the middle of the offensive machine gun position. The remaining brothers from the base battalion and the main force of the commando team were ready to charge at any time.

The sky gradually darkened, and the last ray of the sun also fell behind the forest, and the night would soon come.

Wang Si looked at the sky and felt that the time was almost over, so he said to Battalion Commander Yang beside him: "The time is almost over, let's start!"

"First Company, Second Company followed me!" Battalion Commander Yang knew that the attack time had come, so he immediately said to the brothers around him, leaving the third company as a reserve team to start the attack on the Japanese Jiang defense position.

"Assault team, Cui Yaolin team, He Guoqing team, come here!" Then Wang Si issued a combat order to He Guoqing and Cui Yaolin, asking them to attack the Japanese Jiang defense positions, retaining Jiang Caidie's combat team as a backup to support the battle on the front line at any time.

Cui Yaolin and He Guoqing led two commando teams to the Japanese position along the reed marsh in front.

While Cui Yaolin and He Guoqing were about to climb up to the Japanese Jiang defense position, Wang Si's sniper rifle aimed at a Japanese man on the position and fired a shot.

With a crisp sound of gunshots, the bullet flew out along the gun chamber and shot directly at the Japanese forehead. The Japanese lie on the ground, without any movement, and blood flowed out through the bullet holes and flowed on the ground.

The Japanese in charge of commanding the battle here heard the gunshots, immediately pulled out the sword around his waist and shouted at the small island of Jiangxin: "The Chinese army has begun to attack, fight back immediately! Fight back!"

As the Japanese officers said, the Japanese on the Jiang Defense Position fired and fought back at the small island in Jiangxin at almost the same time. The dense bullets rolled towards Wang Si and the others like sandstorms.

When Battalion Commander Yang saw that the Japanese had officially started to fight back, he immediately ordered the front-line machine gun positions to start attacking. For a moment, all the light machine guns fired, and the sounds of the heavy machine guns were heard one after another.

The battle officially started, and a large amount of gunpowder and firelight appeared on the eyeliner of Miluo River, and no place could avoid attacks.

Of course, the mortars in Chu Huaichen and Ma Sanpao were not idle either. The shells were loaded into the muzzle, and then there were two loud bangs. The shells flew into the sky, landing at the Japanese's Jiang defense position, and landing on the Japanese's positions.

The rumbling explosion unfolded in an instant, causing the Japanese on the position to overturn directly. Many Japanese were directly blown up and fell into the river water of the Miluo River. Even if they were not killed, they would be drowned by the river water.

Immediately afterwards, Cui Yaolin and He Guoqing climbed onto the Japanese Jiang Defense Position under the cover of artillery fire and began to launch a strong attack on the Japanese Jiang Defense Position.

Battalion Commander Yang followed closely and cooperated with the commando to attack the frontier positions. However, the number of machine guns on the Japanese River Defense Position was large, and the powerful firepower blocked the attack. After Cui Yaolin's team sacrificed a few people, they quickly hid in the trenches of the Japanese positions along the river and could no longer continue to advance towards the Japanese second-line positions.

Before He Guoqing's team could rush forward, they were blocked by the strong firepower of the Japanese. The Japanese used a large number of grenades and heavy machine guns to suppress their attack. He Guoqing was forced to retreat into the reed marsh and used the surrounding reeds as cover to block the Japanese who were charging against the Japanese.

As soon as Captain Yang's two companies rushed to the front line of the Japanese, they were surrounded by the Japanese who were attacked by the Japanese on both sides. The losses were very heavy. After breaking through with nearly half of the number of people, less than one company brother retreated into the reed marsh and continued to fight with the Japanese with the help of the reed intensiveness.

Among the three main attackers, only Cui Yaolin's combat team occupied the front line of the Japanese and continued to fight the Japanese on the positions to death.

In order to regain the position, the Japanese launched a strong attack on the front line where Cui Yaolin and the others were, and used mortars and heavy machine guns to sweep.

Huge explosions occur from time to time on the front line, and almost all the exploded soil buried the entire earth.

Cui Yaolin and the others resisted stubbornly without making a move to retreat. They were like a nail, firmly nailed to the frontier positions of the Japanese.

Cui Yaolin knew very well that as long as they guarded the position for one more minute, the crossing forces behind them would have one more minute to get ashore.

The Japanese launched three large-scale attacks on Cui Yaolin and the others in a row, and the vitality of mortars and heavy machine guns did not stop for a moment.

Cui Yaolin relies entirely on the cover of the vitality of the two mortars, Ma Sanpao and Chu Huaichen, and his vitality is really limited.

He Guoqing was attacked by the Japanese and could not pull away to support Cui Yaolin. He was fighting the Japanese who were rushing down in the reed marsh.

Captain Yang's two companies were hit hard by the Japanese. Now there is less than one brother left, even the shock of the reed marshes, and he was chased by the Japanese.

If Battalion Commander Yang hadn't made a quick decision and asked his machine gun platoon to move the position fifty meters and support it with strong vitality, I'm afraid that even this one would not have been able to come back.

At this moment, the ** position on the other side of the Miluo River began an artillery attack, and dozens of mountain cannons attacked the Japanese position for a while.

The whistling shells hit the Japanese and rushed towards the front of Cui Yaolin and their positions. The huge explosion was like the earth shaking, blowing the charger away.
Chapter completed!